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Sixaxis buttons are only supported as digital buttons, i.e. button value is 0=released or 1=pressed.
But most buttons are pressure-sensitive, and have an 'analog' state too, i.e. a value in the 0..255 range.
'Analog' values are not correctly detected because Linux maps 0..255 to -32767..32767, so that the released state corresponds to an off-center position.
Specific code could be developed for sixaxis, so as to remap -32767..32767 to 0..255.
From mathieu....@gmail.com on January 27, 2011 16:10:24
Sixaxis buttons are only supported as digital buttons, i.e. button value is 0=released or 1=pressed.
But most buttons are pressure-sensitive, and have an 'analog' state too, i.e. a value in the 0..255 range.
'Analog' values are not correctly detected because Linux maps 0..255 to -32767..32767, so that the released state corresponds to an off-center position.
Specific code could be developed for sixaxis, so as to remap -32767..32767 to 0..255.
Original issue: http://code.google.com/p/diyps3controller/issues/detail?id=27
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